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In-page alerts are used to contextually inform users of important information or status of an interaction.

An accordion is a stack of expandable panels — a title you click to reveal its content, one at a time.

Cards group related content or tasks so people can scan, read and find information quickly.

A hero banner should appear at the top of page to deliver an important message or call to action. However it shouldn't be used to replace the a title on content pages

The following are all the Blocks available in NSW DDS v3 on Inka.

Callouts are a snippet of information that draws attention to important content.

The content block is a titled panel — image or icon, copy, an optional link and link list — laid out in a grid.

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A search page: text input, filters, and a list of results — and how each result looks.

The image block places an image in the page — uploaded or from the site — with size, alignment and an optional caption.

Footer links, sub-menu, AOC and social media links

How to manage your information architecture of your site

Global alerts appear at the top of every page in the site and can be dismissed per user if they acknowledge the message

Hero search gives people easy access to a targeted search from the top of a page.

A link list presents a short, curated set of links — the next best actions or related content for the page someone is on.

Tables assist users to scan and compare data.

A call-to-action styled as a DS button — an anchor with a style, optional icon, and full-width option.

Use the in-page navigation to provide quick access to the content within a page.

How to edit pages, organise content and manage users in the CMS.

Organise content: the Contents tool, moving, renaming, deleting, ordering and bulk upload.

Add, arrange and configure blocks, and manage page settings, publishing and history.

Add users and groups, and control who can edit and publish.

A Listing fills a container with items pulled from a query, so the set stays up to date as content is added or changes.

Plone includes many advanced features not found in other CMS's that help large organisation control their content